Robert Hardys Seven Days Chapter Seven Rescue at Wreck
Robert Hardy acts as hero at a devastating rail wreck near Baldwin rescuing trapped passengers including his daughter Clara. The attack of grief, fear, and faith unfolds as doctors warn of blindness and possible deafness, while Hardy confronts shop unrest and his looming seven day deadline.
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Aluminum will dominate copper and then iron says Tesla
In The Century Magazine, Nikola Tesla argues the coming aluminum era will annihilate copper, then challenge iron. Aluminum’s low price, workability, and superior conductivity promise revolution in electric machinery, transport, naval design, and aerial travel.
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Summer Farm Tug of War Ends With Weeded Barn Yard
Charley M. returns home from college for the summer to relax on the veranda. A weed patch by the barn yard becomes the scene of a playful tug of war as Charley and his father pull to settle the matter. Charley wins, claiming the weeds are gone by noon.
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Charley
Luck and coincidence in a mind reading tale at a theater
In a Royal Street cafe story, an elder Herrman mind reader impressed a crowd with a match between a chosen card and a merchant’s blunt shout of approval. The audience saw a rare instant success that suggested genuine powers, prompting curiosity from the theater proprietor about the trick.
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Herrman
Ohio City
Herman
Tundra meaning explained by Seattle chamber of commerce
A Seattle chamber member explains the term tundra as the marshy low ground between mountain and beach in Alaska and Siberia. He notes the word is Russian in origin meaning low land and contrasts it with steppes, also recounting how recent gold discoveries bring the term into common talk.
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Siberia
Behring ‘Straits
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New York Sun
Do It Well for Daily Bread and Glory
A devotional exhortation urges steadfast labor as guided by divine providence. It frames work as a sacred duty to honor God, whether ruling a realm or sweeping a street, when God ordains the path.
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